Sentence examples for blunt for from inspiring English sources

The diction is too blunt for pretence.

The report is unusually blunt for a United Nations agency in that it directly compares countries with one another.

Ask Ms. Blunt for role models, and she reels off the usual suspects: Streep, Sarandon, Mirren, Dench.

The subtitle was unusually blunt for a scientific paper: "The main flame retardant in children's pajamas is a mutagen and should not be used".

"I feel sorry for her," she says, as she watches her daughter, though she never says the word "divorce", which would be too blunt for Japanese sensibilities.

Blunt, for example, when he handicaps the outlook for Mr. Barnes: "All things being equal, it will be very hard for a Democrat to win Georgia," he said.

Or at least they were blunted for the first 50 minutes.

It is a stylized place that serves traditional delicate Vietnamese fare, little of it blunted for the Western palate.

O Mai is a stylized place that serves delicate Vietnamese fare, little of it blunted for the Western palate.

Such blades made thin and splendid knives of great variety; many of these knives were backed; that is, the back of the blade was blunted for safer handling.

"I don't know how many red cards I've had in my career," he says, the Canning Town accent no blunter for all his travels.